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Dublin's Hidden Gems: Private Car Tour

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Overview

Quotes Logo Best Highlights and Hidden Gems of Dublin by Car offers a comfy and interesting way to see Dublin in half a day. Instead of walking a lot or taking crowded buses, people can travel in a car between famous places. This private tour helps visitors make the most of their time in the city.

The tour starts at Merrion Square, Dublin's prettiest square with colorful doors and a memorial to Oscar Wilde. Then, visitors go back in time at Christ Church Cathedral, a place full of Vikings and ancient crypts. The tour also includes a stop at Whitefriar Street Church, where St. Valentine is buried. Next, people can walk around the courtyard and gardens of Dublin Castle, where they can learn about Irish history. Finally, the tour ends in Phoenix Park, a big park where wild deer live.

This tour includes private transportation in an air-conditioned car, bottled water, and parking fees. It does not include coffee, tea, or snacks. Quotes Logo

Highlights

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See Dublin in Comfort: Travel between Dublin's best spots by car. No walking needed!

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Visit St. Valentine's Resting Place: Discover the romantic side of Dublin at Whitefriar Street Church.

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Explore Dublin's History: See Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral.

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Relax in Phoenix Park: Unwind in one of Europe's biggest city parks, home to wild deer.

Sentiment Analysis

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Most customers really enjoyed seeing Dublin's highlights in a comfortable and efficient way. They liked having a private tour, but some wished for more time at each location. Quotes Logo

  • Positive Highlight Icon Customers loved seeing many places in a short time because the tour is well-planned.

    Positive Highlight Icon Many visitors felt the tour was a great way to get to know Dublin.

    Positive Highlight Icon Guests appreciated having their own private tour guide.

    Positive Highlight Icon Families with young kids found this tour enjoyable for all ages.

  • Negative Highlight Icon Some guests mentioned the tour could feel rushed.

    Negative Highlight Icon A few visitors wanted more time at certain stops.

The Journey

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Merrion Square

Step into the grandeur of Merrion Square, one of Dublin's most prestigious Georgian squares, steeped in history and overflowing with cultural significance. Visit the poignant Oscar Wilde Memorial, a witty tribute to the famed writer, and contemplate his legacy. Explore the National Gallery, home to masterpieces from Irish and European artists, including Jack B. Yeats and Caravaggio. Finally, witness the political heart of Ireland at Leinster House and Government Buildings, gaining insights into the nation's governance.

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Christ Church Cathedral

Delve into nearly 1,000 years of Irish history at Christ Church Cathedral, a magnificent testament to medieval Dublin. Marvel at its stunning Gothic and Romanesque architecture, with soaring stone arches, intricate stained-glass windows, and ancient floor tiles. Uncover captivating tales of Dublin's past as you wander through this venerable cathedral, a true architectural and historical gem.

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Whitefriar Street Church

Escape the city's bustle at Whitefriar Street Church, a serene Carmelite sanctuary renowned for its soaring interiors and radiant stained-glass windows. Discover the hidden gem within – the shrine of Saint Valentine, patron saint of love. Feel the romance and history as you admire the relics, a meaningful stop for couples and anyone fascinated by faith and tradition.

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Dublin Castle

Unravel the layers of Irish history at Dublin Castle, an iconic landmark that has evolved from a medieval fortress to a symbol of national pride. Explore its transformation through centuries as a Viking settlement, English stronghold, and British administrative centre. Each stone tells a story of Ireland's turbulent past, offering a captivating glimpse into the nation's resilience and enduring spirit.

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Phoenix Park

Escape to the tranquility of Phoenix Park, one of the largest enclosed public parks in Europe, a green oasis teeming with nature, history, and iconic Irish landmarks. Originally a royal hunting ground, the park now offers vast meadows, wooded areas, and peaceful trails. Encounter the park's beloved wild fallow deer, descendants of the original 17th-century herd, adding a touch of magic and timeless beauty to your visit. A perfect retreat for families and nature enthusiasts.

Know Before You Go

This tour includes private transportation, bottled water, an air-conditioned vehicle, and parking fees, so people can travel comfortably and not worry about extra costs. Coffee, tea, and snacks are not included, so people may want to bring their own or buy them along the way. This tour offers pickup and drop-off at convenient locations, making it easy to start and end the day.

Hot Tip

Visitors should wear comfortable shoes for walking around the attractions. They also recommend bringing a camera to capture the beautiful sights along the tour and a light jacket, as the weather in Dublin can be unpredictable.

From €385 Price

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